Well, I’m not I the habit of seeking out polluted areas, still less photographing them, but this vehicle we were following (at quite a distance) in Cuba would fit the bill for air pollution (as would most others we saw back in 2005)
…and what about aesthetic pollution- I think mindless graffiti pollutes our urban environments:
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I agree that the kind of graffiti shown is just vandalism. It has no ‘artistic merit’, and makes city centres appear to be unloved, and even dangerous.
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Absolutely
Oh I agree with Pete – the “unloved” sounds just like it.
Yep
I’m with you on both of these types of pollution, Sue. I saw some beautiful doors in London last week, and they were badly covered in graffiti. Very sad.
Mindless tagging drives me nuts
Hah, Cuba. And Havana. Despite having 1/20 the number of cars it was 10 times as polluted as my home town. You make the pollution look artistic…
Thanks!!
Excellent take on this Sue. Like you I don’t tend to take photos of pollution, but of course graffiti is such a good example. 🙂
Thanks, Su! I thought the graffiti was appropriate for this
Definitely!
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Those all worked, Sue. 🙂
janet
Thanks, Janet!
Yep lots of visual pollution
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